country. >> this is a vehicle to take us down a path of total socialism and totalitarianism. >> when it came to explaining health care, the president seemed to play the role of professor in chief. >> he seems to lack that emotional bit when he's talking about the politics. >> in a final blow, a crucial democratic seat passed into republican hands. >> ted kennedy's seat in the u.s. senate, which he had occupied for 46 years until his death last year, has been won by a republican. >> the president had lost the votes he needed to pass health care reform. his staff told him to scale back the bill or pause and return to it later. >> one of his senior advisers said to him, you know, mr. president, unless you're feeling lucky, i just don't think this is going to happen. >> i was making a yoke to them, i said, look, my name's barack obama and i'm not oval office, i've got to be lucky. you know, i felt that we still had an opportunity. although it was going to be more difficult, to try to get it done. >> by all accounts, when the politics seemed lost -- >> it is the right thing to do and that's

just joined us very good evening from moscow it's nine pm here now this is r.t. and i'm kevin zero in syria's president says the conflict in his country has escalated because western powers have hand picked him as their latest bogeyman an exclusive interview with r.t. but charlotte warned that any direct foreign intervention in syria would spark a global disaster. spoke to the embattled leader in his capital. that he is not a western puppet he also denies defunct that civil war is taking place in this country he's saying that it's not civil war it's a conflict where he has to fight different fractions of terrorism. on the fact that the financing of this terrorist fractions was unprecedented and it was coming from abroad what he told me that if the sinuses were to stop then he would probably need about two weeks more to restore peace in his country and he also said that if the west were to intervene militarily it would have a domino effect from atlantic to pacific and no one would be gained from that and he also said that west tends to create enemies for themselves like communism ir

cuts in greece. >> thanks for joining us. barack obama has won his second term in office as president of the united states, but his celebrations will be short-lived as the multitude of urgent issues on his desk draws him back to work without delay. >> the first order of business will be to negotiate a new budget deal in congress by the end of the year. otherwise, and harsh plan of spending cuts and tax increases are due to go into effect. we will hear more about that later on in the show, but first, a look back at how things play out on election night in the u.s. >> his face said it all -- president barack obama had to fight hard to keep his job in a tough race against his republican challenger, but once the result was clear, his first message to the american people was one of unity. >> it does not matter who you are or where you come from or what you look like or where you love. it does not matter weather you are black or white or hispanic or asian or native american or young or old or rich or poor, able, disabled, gay or straight, you can make it here in america. [applause] these --

across the country. >> this is a path to take us down to total socialism and totalitarianism. >> the president seemed to play the role of professor in chief. >> he seems to lack that emotional bit when he's talking about the politics. he's very wonkish which surprises people because on the campaign trail, he seemed to be a different person. >> in a final blow, a crucial democratic seat passed into republican hands. >> ted kennedy's leaving the u.s. senate, which he had occupied for 46 years until his dealt last year has been won by a republican. >> the president had lost the votes he needed to pass health care reform. his staff told him to scale back the bill or pause and return to it later. >> one of his senior advisers said to him, you know, mr. president, unless you're feeling lucky, i just don't think this is going to happen. >> i was making a joke to him. i said, look, my name is barack obama and i live in the oval office so i've got to be lucky. we felt although we knew it was going to be difficult to try to get it done. >> by all accounts when politics had seemed lost -- >> it

from the voters. >> you, the american people, reminded us that while our road has been hard, while our journey has been long, we have to pick ourselves up, we have fought our way back, and we know in our hearts that for the united states of america, the best is yet to come. [applause] >> by then it was nearly 2:00 in the morning, the culmination of an exhilarating night. >> this is an abc news special report. >> election settled when they brought in the results of the most important swing state of all. >> the battleground state of ohio goes to president barack obama, meaning that you are looking at the president of the -- of the united states, barack obama. >> at the hotel they sealed the victory with a tweet, reading -- four more years. and then they parted. at the obama hq in chicago, in the new york times square, and in front of the house that the obama's will continue to call home. >> this is great for america. >> for more years. >> i am for a better future. >> with all the euphoria of 2008, there is explicit relief. this weary nation has been given the benefit of the doubt, ba

during the whole fucking plane of the rigged election. it's nine am here in moscow you alive with us here on our t.v. with me tom would say our headline in the begins to electoral intrigue of this year is drawing to a close where the u.s. president barack obama said to stay in office for a second term. america's incumbent leader has taken the a decisive lead in a once being closely a forty race his victory looks as short as a number of key battleground states all leaning his way to archie's garnishee cat is joining us live from washington following the verdict diana it's been a fiercely fought race where do things that stand at the moment. well president obama now has more than two hundred seventy electoral votes that's how much he needed to win the election the president has two hundred eighty one electoral votes at this moment mitt romney is behind with two hundred one electoral votes so he does have a pretty confident lead there president obama so yes we can say pretty much with certainty broke obama was elected the forty fourth president of the united states a few words about how

to david. why would he use words like this. this is the way he thinks unless he's being scripted. this was unscripted. this is the pure romney. >> chris, i was the first guy in the media to see the 47% remark and when i saw it i couldn't believe it. maybe there was a slight chance that maybe he was saying to it play up to that crowd, that's what they wanted to hear. now when we hear him talk about voters he didn't just say he was bought off, that obama won their votes through bribery. he said i ran a campaign of big ideas. so they are the moochers, they are victims who will pay them the most. in the end what happens, mitt romney portrays himself as a victim of the victims. so just confirms all the worst impressions from the 47% rant and now you have republicans running away from him and basically saying hey don't let the car elevator door hit you on the way out. >> let me go to one thoughtful conservative. who i usually agree with. he's a smart guy. he writes for "the weekly standard." it seems to me that he has a pretty good point. he says romney's whole campaign was aimed at wh

this story coast to coast for us. john? >> as you mentioned, those speeches were well after 1:00 am on the east coast. in chicago, you can imagine the party probably went on all night long. my "early start" co-anchor zoraida sambolin is in her hometown. probably some weary partiers wandering in at this very moment. >> reporter: good morning to you, john. there were people that came straight from mccormick place that had been up for 24 hours, trying to convince folks to vote for barack obama. the chicago sun times has no contest. and then in the chicago tribune, re-elected, swing states give obama a second term. the guy who actually delivered this paper, a black gentleman, he said the first time around he voted for barack obama simply because he was a black man. but he said this time around when he he went to the voting booth he went and voted for barack obama because he really thought he could change the economy and had done some great things for him. he had a small business and he ended up being able to find a job when his business went under with the chicago tribune. it was a union-p

convince the candidates need to be court and women have rational creatures and men use just this organ here. the one i'm pointed too. [laughter] >> jon: for women life is just one big turnon, turn off, playboy questionnaire? >> that's what we use in place of resumes. we all fill them out when we turn 18 whether you get chosen to pose or not. >> jon: it seems like if that's the case it would be impossible to have a spirited debate. >> that's ridiculous you just need to be smarter about the staging. yes. [laughter] sh%mm that is a debate a lady >> jon: welcome back. tonight he's currently the president of these united states. please welcome back to the program, president barack obama. [cheers and applause] >> how are you? >> i'm good, how are you? good to see everybody. good to see you. >> jon: how are you? >> i'm doing great. before i do anything else i have to acknowledge we have amazing women warriors. we have a whole crew of veterans, i had nothing to do with this. the uso wanted to bring them here and a want everybody to give them a big round of applause. >> i do want to ask you th

america forward to in a victory speech to cheering supporters after winning the us election to stay in office for a second term. america's incumbent leader has come to come to the pasta two hundred seventy electoral votes threshold in what has been a hard fought campaign republican challenger mitt romney conceded defeat after losing in a number of key battleground states artie's gannett can is in washington following the developments down to what's the reaction to the result of this fiercely fought race. well mitt romney has accepted his loss president obama is reelected and got his supporters very excited of course but this year one could sense that overwhelming euphoria that was there four years ago when president obama was running for his first term was not quite there anymore is that that his supporters are not excited they are we saw that at the democratic rally in the president's home city of chicago but with the rest of the country feels more like relief rather than you for you there has been quite a bit of disappointment over the last four years the economy is not recovering as

cases of files being destroyed that could possibly have given us more evidence in this case. we have seen a couple of high- level resignations over this case already. there is a great deal of speculation now about weather the right wing npd party in germany will be banned again. there are efforts to ban that once again. we are come -- awaiting the completion of the committee's work. we expect a report to be filed at the end of the year, but we can expect reforms to germany's domestic intelligence services. >> we thank you very much for that. major strikes paralyzed the greek capital once again. unions representing more than 4 million workers called the walkout in protest of the austerity program. a new package of cuts intended to usher in a fifth consecutive cut to pensions, an increase in the retirement age, and reductions to salary benefits and health care, is due to be voted on in parliament on wednesday. >> the prime minister has promised these will be the last cuts in wages and pensions, but says the country has no choice. if the package is rejected, greece would not be rec

. resolution on syria is certainly desiring to emigrate the situation can create a great uses for regime change russia fuses western and arab states of encouraging the syrian opposition to step up their plight instead of looking for ways to stop the bloodshed. and agree scares off to grind to a halt as people from all walks of life starting week of strikes and protests at a government set to cut spending even further. thank you for joining our team this monday live from moscow i'm karen tara well a series of blasts have ripped through the bahraini capital manama killing two people the country has been engulfed in anti-government protests for more than twenty months now the deadly clashes between police and pro-democracy campaigners we're joined now by our correspondent in the region paulus layer paula what more do we know about the blast and how common are incidents like this in the gulf country . well fine explosions have occurred in the capital there any city of the number we don't yet know who is behind the blast but in the past such explosions have targeted the country and his forces

diplomacy unfortunately we currently have an international policy based on wars for oil and the use of brute military force as a tool of foreign policy we're funding the syrian insurgents a quarter of the syrian insurgents are just hottest did we not learn our lessons when it came to afghanistan and the fact that we bankrolled osama bin laden and how did that turn out look there are unintended consequences to our military interventions always worse than better campaign financing is becoming a huge issue here especially with the supreme court ruling which now allows corporations to funnel as much money as they want into political campaigns which makes it virtually impossible for someone without the backing of the big party machines to win an election the news cycle here in america is entirely focused on the two parties americans know very little if anything about alternative candidates when green party's jill stein was the rest. protesting outside the place where president obama and mitt romney debated in mid october it went completely ignored by the media here so it seems the party sol

he said that what the wasted was at its used its own self interest which then ultimately resulted in some kind of domino effect linked to foreign intervention wasn't a target there wasn't a problem you know there with all it's created anyways it was the communism that it became. became for promising for different reasons and now they want to create a new enemy because of the problem with the president so he has to leave first of all you have to focus on the real problem with our time listening to what they say he said that he didn't have any regrets although he did make the point that the conflict is still ongoing on the ground and as such it's a little bit too soon to really step back and properly address it so again no regrets but too soon to judge the situation if today was fifteenth of march two thousand and eleven that's when the protests started to escalate and grow what would you do differently what i would do what i did exactly the same for exactly the thing just to ask the different parties to for to have dialogue and to stand against the terrorist group but i always thought

association told us western efforts to create a revolution from outside a failed. the only credibility it had was with the western powers we all remember when the us forced many countries to attend a meeting in turkey to recognize this as the legitimate representative of syria which was part of the political gimmick that the us and the western powers nato france britain were following because what they wanted is the changer for e.g. but this is a unique case where there is a true revolution within syria but those who are recognized by the us and others have absolutely nothing to do with it and so most of them have never been there and most of them have been out of the country for tens of years and the us knew that and the west knew that but they were still nevertheless recognized as the representative of the people now they have come to realize that actually the religion is going on in syria there is the i mean there is the people who are revolting in syria and they have no links with the external. people who are complaining to represent them so i don't think they credibility before i

forge a broader alliance against umask us the syrian national council which of course is the main umbrella group is leading those talks but activists turkmani says the external opposition has no sway over the fight on the frontline i don't see he was critical of the for the student national council as a body but i'm not against many of the people who formed this camera so yes it was formed with lots of external support maybe external. but they don't matter a lot to what matter is the people inside syria people who are opposing the regime inside the country everybody is asking the opposition to come in one correlation and coalitions are always weak by nature and they fall apart in front of the tough challenges and we are in front of a very very tough crisis i can sit here in london and talk rationally about political solutions but if i have an eighteen year old who seen his mother being killed or his house being demolished i can say he has no excuse to arm and i do also blame any external player who exploited those young people and put their arms in their hands and send them money

great depression. let's make sure we are cutting out those things that are not helping us grow. 18 programs are-- medical fraud in medicare, cut a trillion dollars out of our discretionary domestic budget. the specifically specific $4 trillion deficit reduction plan t is on the web site. you can look at all the numbers. let me just finish this point because are you looking for contrast. >> way over two minutes. >> sorry (laughter) >> jon: you went over your time? and you somehow managed in all that overtime to not turn and look your opponent in the lie and just mention what he said was untrue? not even a quick sneeze before your answer, no need to be coy, let me see if i can come up with a two minute answer that might have been more effective. liar! lie, lie, liar, lie, lie, liar, lie, lie, lie, lie, liar. lie romney lie! romney lie, lie. your time is up. >> shot your fat pie hole lehrer. optimism he-- i'm account command never chief, i don't take orders from tote bag johnnie. lie, lie, lie. what did you think lehrer was going bail you out. hold romney's feet to the fire. lehrer sp

forefront of investors' minds right now also data was released showing us consumers increase their debt in september added to all of that events in europe are really helping matters a this is check on european markets now european stocks fell by the most in two weeks outside the european commission on its growth forecast for the region also comments by the european central bank president mario did are they said that the debt crisis in the euro zone is beginning to have an impact on the german economy in those comments they go down too well at all which means the euro dropped against the u.s. dollar continues declining at the russian ruble finished wednesday's session stronger against the basket of cards says as for the us markets then it will significant losses and that soviet economic troubles hits investor sentiment as seven thousand individuals may use them of course bucking the trend was a carrier error factors passenger traffic increased by a quarter in the first nine months of the year lou call lost over one and a half percent the company has joined projects in territorial waters of

now following the vote for us they are they are how are things are looking right now obviously for a raise. right will catch up with diana in the next couple hours for more details right richard spencer. and the editor of alternative right to dot com says tied to voting results reflect deep divisions within the united states in america demographics or is destiny and i think in some ways what this election represented was a demographic model or a demographic snapshot of what this nation is it's a nation that starkly divided in many ways between hope and rule white people in the red states. blue states non-whites and liberal and of upper income whites there seems to be a very very stark divide demographics aside that if you look at the ruling order in the united states there seems to be a great deal of stability brock obama kind of painted himself as his kind of left wing in a way changed let's shake everything up at the end of the day he bailed out banks or as he bailed out wall street he wound down some stupid wars like the iraq war but he wound up some what on a smaller but equall

most expensive win in all of us history. well mitt romney has accepted his loss president obama is reelected and got his supporters very excited of course but this year one could sense that overwhelming euphoria that was there four years ago when president obama was running for his first term was not quite there anymore is that that his supporters are not excited they are we saw that at the democratic rally in the president's home city of chicago but with the rest of the country feels more like. relief rather than you for you there has been quite a bit of disappointment over the last four years the economy is not recovering as fast as people would want it to the obama campaign's argument is that he inherited such a disaster in terms of the economy that the process couldn't possibly go faster but again a lot of it has to do with very high expectations for the president when he took office just a few months ago the president's job approval rating was barely above forty percent is that for now of course the argument is that a lot of people voted for the president because they were sim

turkey and in. region personally thing that you've been used. to money and you control the region as it was doing both many. different routes. which is. slowly but not go to any employee not to be ready for but in his how do you think that he's had you from asking do you regret anything what's your biggest mistake he says of course i have requests and of course i have made mistakes but when i ask him what is your biggest mistake he wouldn't give me a precise answer he said it's too early to talk about precise mistakes and precise regrets because the war or the conflict is still going on i also asked him if he were to turn the clock back to fifteenth of march that's when the protests started to escalate would he do anything differently and he said no i wouldn't because within the marches within their protest marches there were people who started to shoot innocent civilians and the government forces so the government army had no other choice than to respond with force do what i did exactly as you say go for it thank you to think the. different parties to for to have total and to stand

of what not once you're in the palace you don't really use that but once you go outside of palace you obviously see that things are pretty bad and once we got there is a situation started to ask good even more because if there were terrorist attacks let's say once every two week or once a month in damascus then we had like two or three terrorist attacks each day that we were there in the center of the city and you could just hear the bombings i mean the rebels and the government forces fighting each other and because suburbs day and night like i would wake up at seven and eight in the morning especially for someone who's not a war reporting i'm not used to hearing the bombs and falling asleep with the sound of the bombs that really marked me but people there you know they're they're used to it and life goes on and that really struck me and what what i think what struck me most is. the the no way out for the people that are in there they are in debt and situation even if people wanted to leave damascus or syria they would have nowhere to go just like i said by the way even if you w

larry fear is in gaza or and we can speak to him live now and thank you for joining us to tell us what exactly is happening in the area at the moment. well in the last two hours six palestinians have been confirmed killed including a sixty year old woman and an eight year old child his name being hussein at the same time israel has received rocket fire over the green line from policy resistance groups who according to them are trying to seek revenge given what you say are their fears that israel will still go ahead with a ground operation the despite the mounting death toll. well yes in the last few hours we've been hearing increasing noises from the gazan population and political analysts here saying that they do feel it is impending still a few hours ago yesterday that was looking increasingly unlikely but now it seems looking increasingly likely as things have really risky later. israel says it's continuing to send in trucks full of aid to gaza and is taking the injured out to see any signs of that. well in the last hour hundreds of egyptians have arrived at one of the largest hospi

three people in a car i used to going to vote on tuesday. that no. the city could have been wiped away if the voting polls still stand i have to be there. reacted to it it seems to be. romney seemed to be. able to pull their lives together yes so do you think that obama's looking better than romney right now. i think mitt romney is a much bigger natural disaster than hurricane sandy and i hope people realize that vote for obama you don't think there's anything wrong with obama i think there's plenty wrong in terms of his. foreign policy in the mideast but unfortunately he's the lesser evil the bottom line is this has been a tough time for new york city and most of us are looking forward to putting this hurricane and the election behind us. of course to china giving american voters if you're one of them a different perspective every day the full choice of white house hopefuls to choose from of course no monday just a month again it's the final debate between the third party candidates who will be live. from our studios in washington d.c. will two parties keep us politics a one way stree

in my view quite correctly. has used the state secrets argument in a variety of courts as much as president bush more than six and a half thousand u.s. soldiers have been killed fighting america's post nine eleven wars and nearly fifty thousand have been wounded in action are reported quarter million americans who have fought in iraq or afghanistan have been diagnosed with mental health injuries from combat service even as america's wars wind down the suicide rate among troops has surged to a thirty year high according to the pentagon this year's total may reach as many as one suicide per day it's not just what happens in war one of the deaths and injuries or happens or no you have these there are basically better is coming home you know to two broken communities and families with. moms and this in terms of. is it something that we want you know do we want a society where are important members of our communities in the coming coming home or withdraw. and that's the reality of war in the two thousand and twelve fiscal year payers funded a u.s. defense budget of five hundred forty f

targeted by israeli bombs several journalists have been wounded artie's put us there has more. the reports we're receiving is that hoff of the people who have so far been treated at shifa hospital which is the biggest hospital in gaza city off of the people being rushed there are in fact children the hospital is simply not coping it's running short of space and also medical supplies are also witnessing an increase in the target of journalists all sister organization receive your has an office in gaza city and just an hour well after they left their office because of electricity cuts that office was destroyed by an israeli air force strike the israeli air force has targeted two media buildings and the army is not apologetic for this it says that it was in fact talking unification and ten on the roof of the buildings that are being used by her most and that the i.d.f. did in fact know that they were journalists in this building we do know that several people among them journalists have been injured so we're hearing from the army that they were aware of these foreign journalists and that it's

reason the other reason. personally think that he had been useful for the autumn and you can control the region as it was during those many. different lists. which is. islamic but not god money in buying not to be holy for but in his how do you think that he's had before he said that he didn't have any regrets although he did make the point that the conflict is still ongoing on the ground and as such is a little bit too soon to really step back and pop your grace said if today was fifteenth of march two thousand and eleven that's when the protest started to escalate and grow what would you do differently what i would do or do what i did exactly sail for exactly the thing just to ask different parties to for to have dialogue and to stand against the terrorist group but i always thought if you didn't start as moderates it because there was a lot of motion but within those markets you had militants who thought the tooting of the civilians and the army at the same time maybe on the tactical level you could have done something different but as president to not think you could take the decisio

would say good to have you with us this morning a great journalist who threatened to reveal a high profile government fraud remains in custody speedo's cuts us but he was arrested on wednesday after he promised to expose live on t.v. alarming facts reportedly connected to the country's painful bailout deal this comes after another reporter stood trial on thursday for publishing a list of alleged top tax evaders meanwhile the country faced a major media strike triggered a bias and spend should of two state t.v. presenters criticizing a minister on a gaap still from the free press magazine believes the greek government would go to any extent to stop the information from going public. journalists in greece are absolutely doing their job the country is in crisis the people need to know what's going on and their role is i am telling them what these are journalists are doing is trying to reveal to the public the very most important information relating to the economic crisis they expose a relate to the real crisis in greece and in other countries too which is tax avoidance and the export

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take away our votes too. i thank you for giving me this opportunity to help us all steal back our votes. thank you very much. [applause] >>> for more information, visit the author's webs, gregpalst.com. >> conservative scholar presents thoughts on the obama presidency and what he deems are the, quote, "fatal contradictions, end quote, of liberalism. he speaks to the audience and answers questions for about an hour. >> good evening. i'm matthew spalding, vice president of american studies here at the american foundation. we're in for a treat. here we are, approaching election, pretends ton a water shed recognized by both political parties as a changes point, a change don't on the role of government, markets, and the future progeek story of the nation. in that debate, commercials and political rhetoric abound. sound bites, daily reactions dominate the news cycle. luckily, for us, in the midst of this, a very serious thinker wrote a serious book. having been discovered by william f. buckley, reading and writing for "national review," having overcome education at harvard university --

agreement, that will bring us together. the international community would expressed its willingness to provide support and assistance. >> it could form a sort of government in waiting, waiting that is, for the fall of president assad and his regime. but the president told a state television today he will not leave syria. >> [indiscernible] >> he also warned that damascus is the last stronghold of secular instability and that any foreign intervention would have disastrous consequences. >> it is the last stronghold of secularism and instability in the region. if they come in, it will have a domino effect. i do not think the west is going in that regard. but nobody can tell what is next. >> all this comes as the international committee of the red cross gave its starkest warning yet about the suffering of the syrian people. the red cross said it cannot cope with the worsening situation in the country. >> the continued violence in syria. you are watching bbc world news america. still to come, how did he do it? we talk to president obama chief pollster about the path to victory. nyc mayor mi

. i don't think any of us were thinking of terrorism than the way it is now. we were not prepared to fight to we were brought up to fight to the soviet union. i asked my teenage daughter what is going on with russia? it is a soviet union. what is that? it was of big things back then before toppled most of us had never considered iraq of saddam hussein but winning was a foregone conclusion and terrorism took us by subplot -- surprise. we thought they were rabble rouser is. the bin laden construction company how is that for irony? >> but after that things change with the world trade center bombing and september september 11th i was flying that morning. coming in from another rotation and september 10th was our first day back. essentially flying and i had come down nearly and somebody said you have to look at this. i thought what moron of the pilot could hit the tower of that size on a clear day? i thought it was an accident. then the second plane hit they sent us up to close down the airspace of the united states. that is eerie as the pilot. "o.o.p.s." is the name of the book. stephen

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buildings that are being used by her must and that the i.d.f. did in fact know that there were journalists in this building we do know that several people among them journalists have been injured so we're hearing from the army that they were aware that these foreign journalists and that it's becoming increasingly more dangerous for foreign journalists to work inside gaza and get the story out two rockets have been intercepted in the skies over television now they were intercepted by the iron dome missile defense system that was only one of the city on a saturday this is the fifth straight day that tel aviv has been on the receiving end of a long range rainy and made missiles we're talking to people here in tel aviv so he immediately after we had these two missiles that were intercepted the general mood here is that the mall tel aviv comes under the firing line of missiles the more the government is going to be more prone to wardes launching a ground offensive there. has continued to be movement of tanks and armored personnel vehicles along the israeli gaza border we also heard

most delightful laugh in television to my mind, judge andrew napolitano will be joining us right over here. first, i want to let you people know i am a jew who is in to politics. ( cheers and applause ). been doing the show 15 years now. ( laughter ) speaking of which, ooh, i think we have a new middle east war brewing out there. that's late-breaking news. we'll have to deal with that when we get back. what's better than a middle east war. let's begin one more from the "where are they now?." you may remember mitt romney made a rather infamous statement that 47% of the country would not vote for him because they saw himself as victims, entitled-- housing, health care, from the government. as it turns out, much to his disappointment, barack obama was able to pick up four more percent of real america giving him the victory. of course romney walked back his 47% statement. >> in this case i said something that was just completely wrong, and i absolutely believe, however, that my life has shown that i care about 100%, and-- and that's been demonstrated throughout my life. >> jon: i believe

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) who will replace obama? ( crowd cheering ) >> stephen: thank you for joining us. thank you, nation. ( crowd chanting ) ( crowd cheering ) >> stephen: i've got to tell you, with an ovation like that, you make me almost wish i stayed in this race. ( laughter ) folks, our top story tonight, it is my mother's birthday. and the "colbert report" can now project that lorna colbert is 92 years old. happy birthday, mom. of course there is one other story tonight. our continuing coverage of the 2012 election. excitement in the air is palpable and, folks, i cannot wait to palp it. tonight, we are live. ( crowd cheering ) >> stephen: thank you. okay, i'm sorry. jimmy, can we retake that, please? >> we can't, we're live. >> stephen: oh, we really are live. i thought i was just duping these rubes. lets cut out that part where i called these mouth breathers rubes. now let's get straight to our coverage. it is 11:33 eastern time on election night. at this point, the election is too close to call. anything can happen. romney could win, obama could win, and that's it. those two. but it could be a ve

in his second term, he will be white. ( laughter ) at this point, i think he owes that to us. frankly, folks, i'm stunned, i really thought romney would win. now, i'll never get to see the inaugural ball and his first dance with refalca. ♪ at last, my love ♪ has come along fine, america, it's your funeral. we tried to warn you about this guy. a multimedia empire tell you he was a america hating socialism loving anti-wealth redistributor who was probably lying about his birth place and his religion. why did we pull our punches? i tell you what. we job creators are not going to take it. we are going golf. just like an ayn rand's "atlas shrugged" and leave you on an island where only you can live, manhattan. now think about this. just think this through, folks. now, "obamacare" is here to stay. ( cheers and applause ) sure, a single illness won't wipe out your life's savings. but at what cost? ( laughter ) a lower one. ( laughter ) and now you have to wait for hours in line for medical scare instead of immediately not getting any. oh and you think you own your house, mister.